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I'm living on campus too, prob St. Andrews or Wesley college.

ohh no one ever told me about that.

Thanks for that Ezmay.

What UAI did u end up getting badaboom?

yeah that's true

That's correct:D :D

I'll prob do post-grad overseas, but for me it's a long wait but I'm looking forward to uni, deefinitely can't slack off.

Yeah thats the prob with macq, the majors you do are actually the course itself. But if you like both the majoors then there's no problem.

My advice would be to make no notes on computers cause they take ages, you get distracted (like msn) and you end up copying out the textbook anyway.

mathematics and statistics under the B science (adv maths) part of the douhle defree. Although if I want I can also major in physics, chem, and other sicence areas (but I don't think I would). Under mathematics and statistics I am getting around to deciding what units I wil study cause I...

yeah it's roughly the same, though UNSW and Usyd are a little more prestigious. :D

Yeah I agree, as long as you do welll in your course units, that along with you resume is enough to impress an employer.

maths and stats is about the same at Usyd, but I guess stats can be interesting, depends on what you are studying though

I don't think so, I think Usyd is right up there in commerce, actually they are all roughly the same anyway, it all depends on how you go in your course. Whether an employer goes for a UNSW, Usyd or macq graduate really depends on what uni they went to and what they prefer.

It depends what you major in under commerce though. I mean there are like 8 different majors. And how you go in your course ultimately differentiates you from other commerce students.

Yeah that's the prob with statistics, I don't like too much computing, but I really like maths so a maths major was the one for me.

I was talking to the dean of commerce/economics at USYd and he said that companies start picking out 2nd year students as potential employees for their firms, so economics graduates are very popular (and get highly paid if you are good).

yeah it is quite isolated compared to other unis in sydney. I know that heaps of ppl who do the commerce/science program at Usyd are asians.

I spoke to the dean of maths at Usyd and that is what he said, essentially you have the mathematical foundations to do actuarial studies (although you would have to take on an extra year or so to fully qualify as an actuary). On one of their handouts, for possible careers having done the adv...

Macquarie is situated near Ryde isn';t it? Yeah it's far out from UTS, Usyd, and UNSW.